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Three Myths About Health-Care Reform

Anyone familiar with the federal budget outlook knows that, along with interest on the national debt, the growing cost of health benefit programs is the main driver of long-term budget deficits. According to the CBO, the cost of Medicare, Medicaid,…

Why The National Debt Still Matters

By Richard Jackson, Global Aging Institute The aging of America is ushering in a new era unlike any in the nation’s past. For most of its history, America was a demographically youthful society. As recently as 1940, there were…


It is increasingly clear that the U.S. is not going to get the V-shaped recovery many economists predicted when the COVID-19 pandemic forced a substantial shutdown of the economy in March. While there were some hopeful signs in May and…


As the federal government responds to the coronavirus and its economic impact, The Concord Coalition will track and comment on fiscal policy-related actions by policymakers. The novel coronavirus has spread across the globe. Here in the United States, the pandemic has placed enormous strains…


This "Guest View" opinion column was originally published on SeacoastOnline.com. When the winner of the 2020 presidential election takes the Oath of Office on Jan. 20, 2021, he or she will assume responsibility for a government that carries about $24 trillion…


The Keene Sentinel has published this guest column by Tyler Sweeney, the New Hampshire state director for The Concord Coalition. Many milestones mark the path to adulthood: casting a vote, moving out of your parents’ home, buying your first car,…


This op-ed was written by Chase Hagaman, the New England regional director for The Concord Coalition, and Alex Talcott, a member of Concord’s New Hampshire advisory board. It appeared in the February issue of the Valley Patriot (page 20) in Massachusetts. George Washington understood…


In this guest column originally appearing in The Keene Sentinal, Concord Coalition New England Regional Director Chase Hagaman contends that elected officials in Washington should quit procrastinating and seize opportunities to address our nation's fiscal challenges. "You may delay, but time…


In a recent guest column, Concord Coalition's New England Regional Director Chase Hagaman explains why elected officials need to work in a bipartisan way to put together a plan to stabilize and begin to reduce the national debt. This piece…


Central to the nation’s long-term fiscal challenge is a changing demographic landscape that President Trump’s proposed budget fails to address, according to a guest column by Robert L. Bixby, executive director of The Concord Coalition, and Harold Janeway, a former…

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